‘Some lifestyle users’ in Palace of Westminster, says policing minister after cocaine found

This will not be the last time a virus threatens our lives and our livelihood, warns Dame Sarah Gilbert

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The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said 115,706 new cars were registered in the UK last month.

The Deputy First Minister said the Government wants people to use the tests more frequently.

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‘If reports are made then inquiries should follow’, says policing minister

Moray Council is to start a pop-up shops scheme to try to reduce the number of vacant retail premises on high streets.

Two mountaineers were rescued on Coire an t-Sneachda after a call-out on Saturday afternoon.

Arthur’s step-mother and father were sentenced to more than 20 years in prison each

Campaigners are urging the government to fulfil its promise of the world’s strongest ban on trophy hunting with comprehensive legislation

Reported move triggers backlash from lawyers, with one senior QC quoted as saying the prime minister is seeking a ‘more compliant judiciary’

A warning over future pandemics features among the stories on the nation’s front pages.

One officer superimposed his face onto a picture with the victims in the background.

The FDA union brought a judicial review over the PM deciding last year to go against the findings of his then adviser on ministerial standards.

Storm Arwen left around one million households without power when it first hit.

The pair told PA they did not book their trip until ‘the foreign travel advice was that it was safe to go.’

Business group’s chief warns of ‘cliff-edge’ in 2023 as Rishi Sunak’s tax rises bite

New £300m drugs strategy focuses on disruption of organised crime gangs

His comments come as Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi is due to make a Commons statement on the case on Monday.

Our Wee Place has been commissioned by the Northern Ireland Office and will be delivered to schools, Sure Start centres and libraries.

The Government’s £300 million drugs strategy commits to dismantling 2,000 crime rings over the next three years.

The Scottish Government’s Recycling Improvement Fund will total £70 million over five years.

The drive features TV and billboard adverts calling on people to treat drug and alcohol problems like any other health condition.

NHS Highland said a ‘small number’ of the cases were the omicron variant.

The military is at the scene after officers carried out a warrant in King Alfred Street, Normanton.

A senior MP said sniffer dogs may have to be brought in to Westminster to check for banned substances.

Anne-Marie Trevelyan will use her first official stateside trip this week to bolster transatlantic trade and investment, the DIT said.

The Labour leader urged people who have not taken up the offer to ‘think again’ and get vaccinated.

Still ‘no indication’ when residents can return to homes, as police urge people to ‘stay away’ from area

Amelie Osborn-Smith was dragged under water near the Victoria Falls.

The army was deployed to help residents in north east Scotland.

Sajid Javid orders pre-departure tests for all travellers to UK, regardless of vaccination status

Sajid Javid orders pre-departure tests for all travellers to UK, regardless of vaccination status

Pre-departure tests ‘closing stable door after horse has bolted’, says expert

Kwasi Kwarteng made his comments during a visit to the North East to survey the damage done by the storm.

Tributes filled the sky at a vigil held in front of the murdered six-year-old’s former home

Almost two-thirds say MPs are in it ‘for themselves’ rather than for their country

Exclusive: Party claims internal polling offers hope of ‘earthquake’ in North Shropshire

‘I expect to see full and effective enforcement of the law’: Stern warning to parliament’s drug-users

National inquiry will ensure lessons to be learnt are communicated to agencies across England

‘I’m not going start telling people who they can’t kiss’: Minister says individuals can decide for themselves on precautions

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The artist’s contribution could stop the jail, which housed Oscar Wilde, from being gutted and turned into homes, say campaigners.

The theme for this year’s Furbabies Pageant was Ebenezer Scrooge from Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.

‘Rape is rape’: Campaigners call on MPs to back move to end low conviction rates

The Department of Health has announced changes to NI’s travel rules amid concern over the spread of the Omicron variant.

The Duke of Sussex said he cut ties with Mahfouz Marei Mubarak bin Mahfouz who was reported to be seeking recognition and residency in the UK.

Three men and woman remain in police custody

The former prime minister also called for a globally agreed ‘set of travel standards and restrictions around travel’.

Dozens gathered outside the house in Cranmore Road in Solihull where the six-year-old was killed.

The arrests were made after a man was found ‘fatally injured’ in Tunbridge Wells in the early hours of Saturday.

NHS Lothian recorded its first case of the new variant.

Comments come after Meghan Markle appeal court victory over publication of private letter

It comes as the Energy Networks Association (ENA) said that 4,025 homes were still waiting to be reconnected as of Sunday morning.

Dame Rachel de Souza, the Children’s Commissioner for England, said more must be done to support social workers to spot similar cases.

While uptake among over-65s is above the World Health Organisation’s recommended threshold of 75%, the UKHSA is aiming to increase that number.

The Justice Secretary said strong measures were already in place.

Kevin Winters said he believed the Government was trying to shut down allegations of state collusion with both loyalist and republican paramilitaries.

Exclusive: Allowing asylum claims to be made outside the UK is ‘only viable alternative’ to deaths in Channel, says backbencher

The Met Office predicts more wet and windy weather in areas already impacted by the storm

Humza Yousaf said he has concerns over how adequate proposed safeguards are.

The Health Secretary said he would not be telling anyone not to invite their granny for Christmas dinner.

The DUP MLA said thousands of people currently in hospital or step-down facilities cannot return home because there is no package in place for them.

The actress has written a book called A Queen For All Seasons.